Well-renovated townhouse with free access to the pool and shared fa­ci­li­ties

This lovely holiday home is part of Fe­ri­e­cen­ter Rim Rømø. Here, you stay close to the Wadden Sea and Rømø Golf Club, and it’s not far to the charming town center of Havneby either.

Welcome inside
The holiday home is spe­ci­fi­cal­ly a sturdy townhouse built in 1987. Since then, it has been suc­ces­sful­ly mo­der­nized, and both the ground floor and first floor today appear bright and inviting. In addition to an entrance, the entire ground floor is dedicated to a large, open living area with an in­te­gra­ted kitchen. It’s a wonderful space to be in – whether you spend your time playing board games at the dining table, relaxing on the sofa with a good thriller, or enjoying cooking in the well-equipped kitchen area. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both furnished with a double bed, and a nice bathroom with shower fa­ci­li­ties is also located on this floor.

Enjoy life outside
The living room’s garden door provides direct access to the house’s private terrace. It is com­ple­te­ly sheltered by a fence, and there are garden furniture and sun loungers available so you can lean back and enjoy the sunny summer days. There is also a grill for when you want to prepare grilled steaks or other de­li­ca­cies for dinner.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Fe­ri­e­cen­ter Rim Rømø is a great place to stay if you want easy access to a wide range of shared fa­ci­li­ties. There are not only play­gro­unds and sports fields, but also mini-golf, tennis, a fitness room, table tennis, and much more. Some of the fa­ci­li­ties can be used for free, including the swimming pools, which are located both indoors and outdoors.
If you feel like having a bite to eat, you can stroll into Havneby’s re­stau­rants or shop at the su­per­mar­ket so you can cook for yourself. If you like oysters, you can go on a guided oyster safari – this way, you'll not only get something delicious to eat but also see the Wadden Sea from a different per­specti­ve. Overall, it’s a great ex­pe­ri­en­ce to get close to the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site – but it’s also worth a trip to the North Sea, for example, to the lovely beach of Sønder­strand.